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30,000 + trading cards

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30,000 + trading cards
Aug 8, 2012 05:47 AM

I have over 30,000 trading cards. Some plaques,some new in packs 90% are baseball  what could I expect to get for them?

What would be the best way to go about selling them?

Any advise would be helpfull. All answer welcome.

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30,000 + trading cards

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30,000 + trading cards
Aug 8, 2012 05:47 AM

I have over 30,000 trading cards. Some plaques,some new in packs 90% are baseball  what could I expect to get for them?

What would be the best way to go about selling them?

Any advise would be helpfull. All answer welcome.

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by zzlordraduzz (551 ) View Listings
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Re: 30,000 + trading cards
Aug 9, 2012 07:42 AM

Search each card individually on Ebay and undercut competitors?


Zyonite works for ebay.
Typical example of ignorance.

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Re: 30,000 + trading cards
Aug 10, 2012 04:33 PM

Thanks for your response, but that would take way to long.

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Re: 30,000 + trading cards
Aug 12, 2012 02:43 PM

i tell people that come into my brick and mortar..."by the pound" anything after 1975. most people just leave them....there are no stores around that deal in cards near me (used to be 3-5 depending on the year) you might put more of your own time reaseaching that money you would realise. i dont bother myself....but then im no expert.

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Re: 30,000 + trading cards
Aug 14, 2012 07:09 AM

if most of it is mid 80s and forward, don't expect much.. the few high-dollar cards will be most of the value.. do some "completed item" searches


Oasis Trading Post, formerly Diamond Sports Gems

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Re: 30,000 + trading cards
Aug 25, 2012 12:15 PM

You are going to have to go through them to get the best bang for your buck. Try and put completed sets together, pick out any good cards and sell them individaly. Whatever you have left, the best thing to do with them is to either sell them as a large lot in a yard sale to get rid of them of just give them to a kid and make him real happy. Sports cards don't sell like they used to. This is my experience when I bought a large lot.

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